Turn it off. Turn it off. Running water. Turn it off. Turn it off. Save the power. Turn it off. Turn it off. Running water. Turn it off. Turn it off. Save the power, yeah. Turn it off when you brush. It’s a five-gallon rush. Get the lights and TVs Don’t forget the CDs Turn…
The mid-term elections are not quite settled. There is a run-off in the Georgia senate race. However, we are far enough out that we can confidently talk about the results of most of the elections and how key issues played out at the ballot box. During this election cycle education was a key issue. Since…
After the first report card is sent home, it is time for conferences. COVID-19 forced schools to rethink conferences, and some of those elements have remained. Below, I will outline different conference models and recommend which model is best. Parent/Teacher Conference This conference is focused on the relationship between caregivers and the teacher. The child…
The World Series just ended. Unfortunately for me, the Houston Astros beat my Philadelphia Phillies. Although that wasn’t the outcome I wanted, I was happy to see the manager of the Astros, Dusty Baker, finally win a title. Dusty Baker is one of the few African American coaches remaining in baseball, and he has had…
Welcome to the EduVerse with ProfessorJBA. This series is aimed at parents and caregivers in an effort to inform them about the various roles and aspects of the educational landscape to ensure that caregivers can make informed decisions. It’s great to be able to create! It’s also beneficial to be able to bring back structures…
If you are a teacher that is having trouble managing behavior, there is likely more than one reason. You have probably asked yourself a number of questions related to what you are doing in the classroom: Should I switch seats around? Am I giving enough positive praise? Do I need to call home? But here…
There was viral video circulating a week ago of daycare workers wearing a mask similar to the one in the iconic movie franchise “Scream.” In the video the workers were seen terrorizing children. This happened at a Mississippi daycare called Lil’ Blessings Child Care & Learning Center. It appears that the premise of the “prank”…
You heard of No Shave November. Here is my No list for November.
Welcome to the EduVerse with ProfessorJBA. This series is aimed at parents and caregivers in an effort to inform them about the various roles and aspects of the educational landscape to ensure that caregivers can make informed decisions. As a veteran teacher, I know that self-care is essential. We know for a fact that teachers…
For six weeks, the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley: Let the World See exhibit has been at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. This traveling exhibit was a collaboration between The Emmett Till & Mamie Till-Mobley Institute, the Emmett Till Interpretive Center, the Till family, and The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. The exhibit focuses on the…